This directory contains examples of usage of Audio::Libshout, they all assume that you have a working Icecast server available
This is the simplest working example, it takes a single MP3 file as a command line argument and streams it to an Icecast on localhost
with the default configuration and a mount of /foo.
This is a more complete example for streaming a single file which may be either MP3 or Ogg/Vorbis. The host, port, mount, username can be specified and the password and file are required.
Usage:
examples/streamfile --password=<Str> --file=<Str> [--host=<Str>] [--port=<Int>] [--user=<Str>] [--mount=<Str>]
This is a fuller example that will open any audio file recognized by libsndfile
encoding it to MP3 with Audio::Encode::LameMP3 before streaming it.
The additional parameters are the bitrate and quality of the encoding.
Requires Audio::Encode::LameMP3 and Audio::Sndfile to run, which can be installed with:
zef install Audio::Encode::LameMP3 Audio::Sndfile
Usage:
examples/streamfile-encode --password=<Str> --file=<Str> [--host=<Str>] [--port=<Int>] [--user=<Str>] [--bitrate=<Int>] [--quality=<Int>] [--bufsize=<Int>] [--mount=<Str>]